Clinton Housing Development

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403 W 40th St Frnt 1

New York, NY 10018

+1 (212) 967-1644

http://www.clintonhousing.org

Established in 1973, Clinton Housing Development Company is a nonprofit housing organization. It undertakes various projects that include construction of apartments, stores, buildings and communities. The organization provides various services, including renovation, design and development, construction and project management. It has a staff of trained administrators and maintenance crew that provides support for meetings, events and volunteer efforts. The organization offers technical assistance for tenant associations and tenant-owned housing cooperatives through surveys, planning and mapping. In addition, it develops scope of work for building renovation, negotiates with city agencies, coordinates temporary relocation for tenants, and builds acquisitions and dispute resolution services. Clinton Housing Development Company is located in New York City.

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Lorraine R.

6/23/2020

They haven't claim this business because they are a crooked business. I was hired as a front desk clerk. But they failed to tell me I needed my fire guard license and I'll be working in a building...

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